Artic Adventure: Race for the south pole

These guys were motherfuckers:

Then came the day to remember. On Friday December 14, 1911, the team had finally reached their destination, the South Pole. It was a glorious moment for the men and all of Norway. It was a moment the world would never forget. Amundsen had finally achieved the goal that he had worked so hard to win. They arrived with 17 dogs and three sleds. They set up camp and for three days they made calculation to make sure that they were really at the South Pole. They then skied in a 10 miles radius so to be sure to have actually been to the Pole, in case their calculations were off. They planted the Norwegian flag to show that they had first reached the Pole.

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MOTHER.